Dialogues

Last week, I had the pleasure of participating in Lynda Williams’s series, Dialogues. The topic is Write What You Love. You can read the part 1 on Reality Skimmimg.

Updates

I’ve been pretty quiet on the blog front lately. I know. I should keep you updated. Believe me. I feel bad about that.  Really!

Truth is, there not much going on right now. It’s too early to have news from the publishers about my SF. Fingers crossed.  I’m still trying to revise/rewrite my UF…key word is try. In spite of the notes my super agent gave me, which are bang on by the way, I don’t seem to be going anywhere with this. This is pretty much what’s happening.

Social wise, I’ve been rather busy though. Looks like everybody I know and care for have their birthdays in June. Maybe that’s why I can’t concentrate on writing, too many distractions. Or just having a bout of laziness.

On a different note, the Night Shade sale to Skyhorse has gone through. What that’s gonna mean me?

I dunno!

How to Survive an Alien Attack

Just in case....

Famous Writers’ Libraries

This week we’re getting a peek inside the library of the leading lady of mystery, or “Queen of Crime” has she is often referred as, Agatha Christie. To my surprise, there is a touch of whimsy in the room I did not expect. I thought it was going to plain and bland. But it’s not. It’s elegant and feminine. And the banner running along the walls is beautiful. I wish I could find clearer pictures of it.

No: 7 Agatha Christie

Our New Toy

This year my husband and I decided to celebrate our birthdays together (They’re only two weeks apart, anyway.) and splurge on a big gift. We picked something we can both enjoy. So here’s our new acquisition:

                 I had a permagrin since it arrived yesterday. =)

These are so freaking funny

Famous Writers’ Libraries

This week we’re getting a peek inside the library of one of the giants of American literature: Hemingway. In my search, I found many photos of the man himself, (He was a fox by the way.) but very few of his personal library. And those I found show a surprisingly modest room. I expected something a bit more dramatic. Then again, it is understated just like his writing style. 

No: 6 Ernest Hemingway